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The ABD and Other Tales

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By: Sue Lange
Narrated by: Annie Hinkle, Robin Bloodworth
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Here is a collection of darkly humorous short stories previously published in magazines such as Adbusters and Apex Digest of Science Fiction and Horror.

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Sue Lange has amazed fans for years with her complex and imaginative short stories. In Uncategorized: The ABD and Other Tales we are forced to confront haunted hotels and bizarre futuristic machines. Lange has does a wonderful job of walking that fine line between horror and humor. The performers Annie Hinkle and Robin Bloodworth do a great job of reflecting Sue Lange's idiosyncratic voice and subject matter. Hinkle is particularly adept at bringing life to Lange's more disturbing scenes of terror.

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